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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1914
Page
14
Butte current notes list numerous visitors from Helena Great Falls and Anaconda plus residents like Walker and Mills. It notes births, hotel stays, business trips, and local happenings. Also advertised are local services such as Lisa's wines and the Graves Monument cleaning, and social events at Grace Methodist church and the Washington Union Spiritual society.
In Judge McClernan's district court, Karl Paanenen sues M A Niekanen for $20 on a note linked to a divorce settlement. Testimony shows Niekanen paid $250 as hush money, but defaulted. jury awards Paanenen the full amount. The note alone served as evidence.
Augustus T. Moreaux, a demand promoter jailed in Missouri after a January arrest, has served six months and applied for release. He plans to return to Montana to pursue civil suits against Mrs. Rodella Dwight over a Bitter Root ranch sale, while facing an ongoing Montana reputational inquiry.
Advertises imported straw hats priced from two ninety to six dollars. Promotes the hats as the niftiest in town and urges shoppers to view the new stock at the store.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a deceased person and an aunt, with references to ages and locations. The readable bits describe a death by suicide and surrounding details, but specifics are missing or garbled, leaving a partial, non-specific tragedy record.
Mike O'Rourke pleaded not guilty to first degree assault in Justice Shea's court. Bernard King, wounded in a fight over political ticket superiority, underwent surgery at St James hospital and had a knife blade removed from the chest. King is reported not seriously injured and recovering. The men, roommates, argued amid upcoming Butte Miners' union election tensions.
H A Davee state superintendent names Miss Etta Crowley county superintendent of Silver Bow chair of division Superintendents for Jefferson Powell Beaverhead and Deer Lodge counties to create exam questions for eighth grade entrants to high school. Thomas S Swalker former county attorney recovering after appendectomy by Dr M J Stott. Frank Walker brother injured in auto crash near Butte remains at home. Eugene Brady teamster arrested on charge of threatening to kill W A Wexton at Mount Moriah cemetery during a dispute over access to the graveyard.
Yesterday at 9 20 in the morning at the Rene residence of her sister Mrs J ot Qle Hatton a funeral high mass was sung at St Patrick s church The pallbearers were P J Brophy M V re Charies Re Leonard Thomas Conrad Hayes Cannon and W Ly he
Charles Green aged 90 died yesterday after a long illness at a local hospital. Survived by his wife, a son Amura C. Green of Great Falls, and a daughter Mrs Ronald George of Butte. Funeral plans pending.
A New York World piece evokes surreal jungle scenes along the Roosevelt River. It describes rubber bungalow crafts, uphills waters, quinine bushes, and exotic fauna as explorers may find a world of strange delights amid tropical sights and the song of the lyre bird.
Buddy Ryan pleads not guilty to robbery in Miners Union office case. Bond set at 3000 dollars. He is held at county jail awaiting a hearing Thursday morning. Ryan hints at connections to the Diamondfield Jack Davis shooting and claims a motive of blackmail against union officers. He vows to release a statement after hearings.
Heilbronner Company opens a new wire house at Main and Granite streets with an outside Granite entrance. The eastern connection links Hayden, Stone & Co of Boston and E F Hutton & Co of New York, aiming to handle stock, grain and provisions across major exchanges. Luckey oversees wire operations to serve national markets including New York, Boston, Chicago, and western mining exchanges.
Dillon authorities arrested APNE Ha Miter ana Ro Rodgers, photographers, on petty larceny charges. The Who care itinerants are accused of taking articles from hotel occupants in Dillon. The heraus spring reunion of the hatté consistory began Monday and runs four days ending with a Thursday banquet, inviting all members and visiting brethren. Signed, THE COMMITTEE.
A black printed message on privately produced postal cards appears sent from Butte to Broadway New York, claiming to be addressed in Butte. The cards feature bold type and biblical quotes, with a Colorado reference seen as ironic commentary on coal strike conditions.
In court, Mrs Kelly claimed she did not strike her mother Mrs A Osborn over a dress dispute. Judge Booker awarded $10 for the face blow, while Frank Reynolds paid $20 for speeding. A bond for Mrs John Nedfrey of 810 was forfeited after nonappearance. The article recalls July June incident with a heavyset female athlete.
gory of Fish Trap has gone to be in Springfield TI with a party of friends. Mr and Mrs W M Johnson prominent Billings residents registered at the Thornton. H F McAfee district manager of the Belle company returned from Missoula. CM Howard deputy field internal revenue agent returned from Philipsburg. William Hendra has gone to New York from which port he will sail for Europe in a few days. E N and Robert Jones... returned from Sete techenn verterday. Mee J HL Sestenves tonight on the altth Btis Wet etter a few months ee See final tier Hielan Copenharve. teeves this RenMRaa Swhnatcharat fore week sre eeepiuss sate atin 2. Heatevelopment company 1 £ eatire Mee Aeronass formerly a surte eer a eeeas ie a busines are euhial pure Me GTR Blake of 18 South Excel wate Pailpsburg yesterday to ar sahicated boc erotnes-te- IR Peter Larson orm Bay am to Me and Mrs Stan 1h 2 all 356 West Copper street oatanter Tus members of 189 ean eRe Wate chat ay Seen at taka su etteraeae Sasarvart street Robert Roberts and his son Trefor seo Beiha ebarte will leave today et Jena ee awe te te Livers! vy hence they will vine for several months. Aid 80- will
A Chicago citizens committee reports that commercialized vice has been largely stamped out during the war, with about two thousand undesirables ordered to depart, 400 venues closed, and many women restored to respectable lives amid a broader cleansing of South Side districts and levies against immorality.
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